The Infrastructure, the campus location, diversity of students and multicultural approach makes it the best place to study. The worst aspects is lack to interaction between Masters and Phd students.

Best part is the group work and collaborative way of teaching with different pedagogy styles. The worst part is the lack for industrial exposure for mature students.

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Strathclyde has a very warm and welcoming feel. Canadian students will feel right at home, as there are many parallels between Scottish and Canadian culture. The university is located right next to downtown, which means there is plenty of opportunity to explore the cafes, pubs, shops, and beautiful buildings near campus.

There are not many contact hours, which means you have to stay on top of revision yourself. Exams are worth a lot (70-100%).

Birkbeck is a decent hall for the price. The facilities workers are great and respond to issues very quickly. The rooms are small but clean and renovated.